* buffer_funcs.cpp (updateLabels): new function taking a buffer and
a ParIterator as arguments. This one is used to update labels
into an InsetText. Cleanup the code to reset depth. Call setLabel
for each paragraph, and then updateLabel on each inset it contains.
(setCaptionLabels, setCaptions): removed.
(setLabel): use Counters::current_float to make caption paragraphs
labels.
* insets/Inset.h (updateLabels): new virtual method, empty by
default; this numbers the inset itself (if relevant) and then all
the paragraphs it may contain.
* insets/InsetText.cpp (updateLabels): basically calls
lyx::updateLabels from buffer_func.cpp.
* insets/InsetCaption.cpp (addToToc): use the label constructed by
updateLabels.
(computeFullLabel): removed.
(metrics, plaintext): don't use computeFullLabel.
(updateLabels): new method; set the label from
Counters::current_float.
* insets/InsetWrap.cpp (updateLabels):
* insets/InsetFloat.cpp (updateLabel): new method; sets
Counters::current_float to the float type.
* insets/InsetBranch.cpp (updateLabels): new method; the numbering
is reset afterwards if the branch is inactive. (bug 2671)
* insets/InsetNote.cpp (updateLabels): new method; the numbering
is reset after the underlying InsetText has been numbered.
(bug 2671)
* insets/InsetTabular.cpp (updateLabels): new method (also handles
longtable)
* insets/InsetListings.cpp (updateLabels): new method; mimics what
is done for Floats (although Listings are not floats technically)
* insets/InsetInclude.cpp (getScreenLabel): in the listings case,
use the computed label.
(updateLabels): new method; that either renumbers the child
document or number the current listing.
* LyXFunc.cpp (menuNew): do not updateLabels on empty documents
(why do we do that at all?)
git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@19482 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
It also solve a crash with non disconnect boost::signal and gcc-3.3 or 3.4.
git-svn-id: svn://svn.lyx.org/lyx/lyx-devel/trunk@18592 a592a061-630c-0410-9148-cb99ea01b6c8
dispatchers in mathed and text only do local work, i.e. only try to
move the cursor with their local knowledge, not globally as before in
the Cursor::goUpDown function before. The old approach used one of
brutefind functions as a last way out to really move the cursor up or
down. The result was some strange behavior that the nearest inset was
selected when jumping from math to text, not one in the next line.
2. removed LFUN_FINISHED_UP/DOWN, as there seem to be no effect and it
seems to be obsolete.
3. target_x is working again, mainly by adding a textTargetOffset_
member to the Cursor which keeps the difference between the target_x
and the actual position of the cursor on screen. As long as
pos+offset=target is fulfilled the target_x is not touched and the
cursor keep the column while going up/down.
4. moved the text cursor up/down code to the Cursor class, in analogy
to the mathed code.
5. For 1 it is necessary to know the cursor position before the
dispatch. So this data is added to the Cursor.
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